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Learning outcomes

Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (Technology and Digital Strategy)

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On successful completion of the Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (Technology and Digital Strategy), students will be able to:

 Learning outcomeGraduate qualities
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1. Integrate key concepts, techniques and developments in the field of technology to identify disruptions arising from technological, environmental, geopolitical and social developments.

  • Depth of disciplinary expertise
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2. Critically analyse technological and ethical issues in relation to business and society and develop evidence-based solutions for complex technological challenges.

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
3

3. Communicate technological concepts and challenges and explain their potential implications for business models, as well as social and environmental systems.

  • Oral and written communication
4

4. Analyse and synthesise data related to technological developments, and apply established approaches to integrate customer, business, and market insights in the design and development of new products and strategies.

  • Information and digital literacy
5

5. Use established innovation frameworks to incorporate technology into the structured development of new markets, products, or business models within defined organisational contexts.

  • Inventiveness
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6. Respond to diverse cultural perspectives on complexity and uncertainty in learning and professional practice contexts.

  • Cultural competence
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7. Integrate diverse skill sets, expertise and experiences when collaborating with others to help manage ambiguity.

  • Interdisciplinary effectiveness
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8. Assess ethical considerations related to technological developments and formulate informed ethical opinions on controversial technological and social issues.

  • Integrated professional, ethical, and personal identity
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9. Engage with diverse audiences (including external agencies) from a variety of leadership and management perspectives.

  • Influence